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Royalty Free Music: Family-Friendly Folk

Kate Cooper
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Folk music plays a major role in film trailers. There’s a reason you hear it from major family-friendly motion pictures to small independent comedies.

Folk music is frequently used in trailers for good reason. The music is simple, has wide appeal, and it puts people in a good mood. For filmmakers, folk music is perfect for editing. It mixes really will with just about every other genre. You can easily cut a trailer with a folk song and jump into a rock song.

Take the trailer from the latest Pixar film, Inside Out. The trailer opens with a happy folk song before jumping to the classic rock track “More Than A Feeling” by Boston.

The ability to easily blend other music genres with folk is so valuable to editors. That’s why you will always hear it in movies and trailers aimed at reaching the widest audience possible. If you need royalty free music for you own projects, look no further than the PremiumBeat catalog.

Here are a few folk songs to start you off.

Family-Friendly Folk
Upbeat Royalty Free Music Perfect for Reaching a Wider Audience
  • Soaring
  • Bright and rhythmic, featuring pulsing acoustic guitar, energetic hand claps, percussion and electric guitar that create a magical and proud mood.
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  • Walking on Rainbows
    By Gyom
  • Bright with a pounding beat, featuring pulsing acoustic guitar, cheerful vocal oohs and earthy textures that create a cheerful and celebratory mood.
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  • Rolling Tides
    By Gyom
  • Bright and bouncy, featuring ukulele, cheerful male vocal oohs, hand claps and an energetic Pop groove that creates a happy and carefree mood.
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  • Breathe In
  • Gentle and driving, featuring soft acoustic guitar and sweet electric guitar lines over tasteful rock drums that create a mild inspirational mood.
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  • It Matters
  • A light electric guitar and mandolin introduction leads to soothing synth textures, and hand claps that create a happy and optimistic mood.
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